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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1976
Page
14
A San Leandro inventor, Owen, touts coal dust engines as a path to energy independence, recounting past experiments in San Diego with Convair, his lone facility team, and plans for a first project car built in place of gasoline. He notes the potential to reshape world politics and revive self-reliance through coal powered propulsion.
John Williams, a thalidomide born youth with no arms, plans to take a driving test in Providence using his feet on a carbon dioxide powered car. He maneuvers with his right foot to start, steer, and reverse, while pursuing archery soccer and skateboarding, and aims to be a computer specialist.
An incumbent candidate for a South County school board filed nomination papers yesterday along with three others. Syd C. Furman of Union City seeks a third term on the New Haven school board. Lester Clark, a former New Haven trustee, also filed for a New Haven seat. Sterling Macfarlane, Livermore, filed for a Livermore school board post after resigning as personnel director. David Foster of Dublin filed for the Murray Blemerilery School District.
Mrs Jurick and family cultivate Morale horses a cross breed of Arabian and Morgan aims at creating a registry to record pedigrees and enable show eligibility. The couple plans local shows at Pleasanton and a costume contest while awaiting space and rules from the American Horse Show Association. They expect a Morale Supreme Versatility Champion title and may relocate to accommodate David’s Coast Guard job.
A 7-year-old Fremont youth is in critical condition at St. Rose Hospital after head injuries from an auto truck crash yesterday at Mission Boulevard and Tennyson Head. Paul Bayel, 17, was rescued by firefighters using the "laws of life" tool and remains details pending.
Fremont union leaders allege Wayne Ferguson used self serving requests to secure a $1000 retroactive pay check. They say staff were diverted to expedite county approval and processing delays occurred. Ferguson denies demanding special treatment and says he merely hoped the check would arrive before year end.
UPI reports Hills Bros Coffee raised wholesale price by 20 cents a pound to 2.88, following Folger’s earlier move. San Francisco shoppers may not feel the rise for about a month, says Mills Bros manager Sharon Swanson. The increase is tied to strained coffee crops worldwide.
Hayward attorney Maplin Haley was reported in good condition at Laurel Grove Hospital Castro Valley after a fall at his home Saturday. The 6 retirement year board member and former park district director faces a week’s recovery with initial ICU care. Haley’s long career included leadership roles in county and state bars and school district service.
Safeway stores in the San Joaquin Valley raised milk prices by two cents per half gallon from 66 to 68 cents reflecting higher dairyman costs. Officials said the increase covers areas from Sacramento to Porterville and Corcoran while other valley stores delayed changes.
General Motors chairman Thomas A. Murphy forecast in Detroit that car and truck sales in the United States next year will exceed the 14.6 million record set in 1978, contrasting with Henry Ford's view that 14 million would be hard to reach amid profit taking on Wall Street.
An express train struck two freight cars from another derailed train near Ludenburg West Germany injuring eight people. Police reported a fatal bus crash in Jordan killed eleven Turkish pilgrims and injured 14 after a collision on the desert road between Amman and Rapba. Parisians protest austerity with 13 000 workers marching through central Paris against the government program.
Police blotter details multiple burglaries and thefts across Hayward Castro Valley and surrounding areas. Incidents include a bank drawer theft at Crocker Bank Southland branch, jewelry and electronics missing from residences, and two schools reporting petty thefts. Investigations ongoing with several suspects unidentified.
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